2. World War I

3. Unable to read or write

4. illiterate

5. A person who supports community ownership of property and the sharing of all profits

6. Socialist

7. President’s Wilson’s goals for peace after World War I

8. Fourteen Points

9. Military alliance of France, Britain, Russia, Italy, and 21 other nations during World War I

10. Allied Powers

11. A 1918 treaty between Russia and Germany that ended Russia’s involvement in World War I

12. Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

13. Law passed by Congress in 1917 that required all men from ages 21-30 to register for the military draft

14. Selective Service Act

15. A Russian Emperor

16. Czar

17. A 1917 telegram sent from Germany’s foreign secretary to the German minister in Mexico instructing the minister to urge Mexico to attack the United States if the United States declared war on Germany

18. Zimmermann Telegram

19. The spreading of ideas to help a cause or hurt an opposing cause

20. Propaganda

21. Deadlock in which neither side is strong enough to defeat the other

22. Stalemate

23. Cash payments made by a defeated nation to a victorious nation to pay for losses suffered during a war

24. Reparations

25. The policy of building up strong armed forces to prepare for war

26. Militarism

27. An agreement to stop fighting

28. Armistice

29. Someone who uses threats and violence to promote a cause

30. Terrorist

31. Right of national groups to have their own territory and forms of government

32. Self Determination

33. Association of nations formed after World War I under Wilson’s Fourteen Points Plan

34. League of Nations

35. German submarine used in World War I and World War II

36. U-Boat

37. Prolonged World War I battle in which more than one million died or were wounded

38. Battle of Verdun

39. Leaders of Britain, France, the United States and Italy after World War I

40. Big Four

41. The African American infantry unit that fought with the French Army in World War I

42. Harlem Hell Fighters

43. A person who object to any war; believes war is evil

44. Pacifist

45. Title of a German emperor

46. Kaiser

47. System of managing through departments run by appointed officials

48. Bureaucracy

49. To give up power

50. Abdicate

51. Hard fought American victory over the Germans in France in 1918

52. Battle of Belleau Wood

53. British passenger ship that was torpedoed by a German U-Boat in 1915; 1200 people died, including 128 Americans

54. Lusitania

55. Bonds sold by the United States government to raise money for World War I

56. Liberty Bonds

57. Excessive pride in one’s nation

58. Nationalism

59. Rapid spread of a contagious disease

60. Epidemic

61. A law that requires people of a certain age to enlist in the army

62. Draft

63. Defeat of the Germans by French and American troops in France in October 1918

64. Battle of Argonne Forest

65. Treaty signed on June 28, 1919 by Germany and the Allies; formally placed the responsibility for the war on Germany and its allies

66. Treaty of Versailles

67. After World War I, Americans who wanted the United States to stay out of world affairs

68. Isolationist

69. Military alliance of Germany, Austria- Hungary, Bulgaria, and the Ottoman Empire during World War I

70. Central Powers

71. A person who tries to stir up war

72. Warmonger

73. Being _______________________means that you are unable to read and write.

74. Illiterate

75. A ______________is a person who tries to stir up war.

76. Warmonger

77. A __________is a system of managing government through departments.

78. Bureaucracy

79. A __________is a law that requires people of a certain age to enlist in the military.

80. Draft

81. A Russian emperor is called a _____________.

82. Czar

83. The ____________was sent from Germany to Mexico urging Mexico to attack the U.S. if they declared war on Germany.

84. Zimmerman Telegram

85. The _________required men from ages 21-30 to register for the military draft.

86. Selective Service Act

87. A _________is a person who believes that war is evil.

88. Pacifist

89. _____________were sold by the United States government to raise money for World War I.

90. Liberty Bonds

91. In the Battle of Belleau Wood A.Americans were victorious over the Germans B.France fought strong, but were defeated by the Germans C.Russia backed out of the war D.Archduke Ferdinand was killed

92. A. Americans were victorious over the Germans

93. A __________supports community ownership of property and the sharing of profits. A.Pacifist B.Czar C.Kaiser D.Socialist

94. D. Socialist

95. This ended Russia’s involvement in the war. A.Battle of Argonne Forest B.Treaty of Brest-Litovsk C.Battle of Belleau Wood D.Liberty Bonds

96. B. Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

97. Harlem Hell Fighters A.Fought with the Russian army B.Were African American soldiers who fought bravely for the Allies C.Fought for the Germans and helped them win the war D.Helped end Russia’s involvement in the war

98. B. Were African American soldiers who fought bravely for the Allies

99. An ____________wanted America to stay out of world affairs A.Isolationist B.Armistice C.Abdicate D.None of the above

100. A. Isolationist

101. Who were the Allied Powers?

102. France Russia Britain Italy United States Serbia Belgium

103. Who were the Central Powers?

104. Germany Austria-Hungary Bulgaria Turkey

105. Where was most of the fighting done?

106. Europe

107. Who was President during World War I?

108. President Woodrow Wilson

109. Why did the President declare war on Europe?

110. Germany would not stop torpedoing innocent American ships

111. What ship did Germany sink, killing 128 Americans?

112. The Lusitania

113. What caused World War I?

114. The assassination of Archduke Ferdinand and his wife, Sophie

115. Who won the war?

116. The Allies